Constellation

by Petar Kostadinov

“Do you recognize that eye?” He said to me “How could I? I never in my life seen such an object from the far distance.” I realized that the morning was sky dive. But for the purpose of where I was going? That I will tell you now..... "

54 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 4, 2014

Reviews

[Karen Inkle]

I read this story with an open mind, as this is not my usual genre, not knowing what to expect. The first thing that struck me was the poetic way the author writes, especially in his beautiful descriptions. Its a unique style and fits really well with the narrative of the whole space, planets, sun and stars theme. It's clear also that the author has thought about each character, getting into the mindset and writing specific dialect for them. A couple of tweeks needed which, once corrected, will bring the book to the level it deserves.

[Donna Glass]

For me, "Constellation" read as if someone handed me a journal that depicted a person's science fiction life. It was written in a poetic manner, which was unexpected and quite lovely. I'd be remiss if I didn't point out the editing/story structure errors. Even though those are present, they don't deter away from the overall feel of the story.

[Tamara Ford]

This is my second book from this author and I must say that I enjoyed reading this one more than the first. The writer has a very unique way of telling his stories, and I am beginning to like his technique.
Good book Petar.

[Lucas W Mayberry]

Short and sweet. This book is very poetic in nature and is an imaginative story of the future and space travel

[Mr Charles]

So refreshing to read a futuristic story that isn’t dystopian

I liked Constellation. I read it twice. I read it earlier in the year but didn’t review it. I would just like to say how refreshing it is to read a story set in the future that isn’t dystopian. The author has a way of making a short story say so much. If you have an open mind you will enjoy this too.

[Lucas W Mayberry]

Short and sweet. This book is very poetic in nature and is an imaginative story of the future and space travel

[Katherine Black]

This one has been sitting on my Kindle for ages, and after finding the author’s voice, I really enjoyed it. It’s a very short read and is great for a one-sit escape into space.

The story, set in the future, is a lovely exploration into space travel and death. What happens to our souls when we die?

This is a short book, but the potential for it to go farther is as vast as the places he took us to. There was a lot in here, and I didn’t want it to end.

The writing is beautifully descriptive, and while translated into English, you still managed to get lost in the prose.

[Vincent Placanico]

Imaginative and poetic

This was very short, but says a lot. The author's poetic writing style is very good and gave me the impression that he's a very deep thinker who is trying to understand the universe, God, and where humanity itself is headed. I recommend this book to anyone looking for a nice short read that spikes the imagination and gets you thinking about where our future will take us.